Sentence examples for a groggy from inspiring English sources

"Is that someone's artwork?" a groggy socialite asked of the pyre.

Tylenol P.M.? I'd hate to think the president is waking up with a groggy head.

2.22am GMT 10 mins A groggy Beasley being treated on the sidelines.

They're a groggy Holmes and Watson, solving the mystery of why Sheffield rocks.

And stays that way, like a groggy mole, mildly smiling, eyes squeezed shut or fluttering open.

A groggy medical resident arrived, and bravely suggested repeating the same drugs to no avail.

The English translation of that cry is, "Tomorrow your 12-hour workday will be a groggy-eyed waking nightmare".

Steph Brennan, the club physio who helped a groggy-looking Williams off the pitch, was banned for two years and resigned from his new role as England physio last week.

Down on the front row, directly in front of the metal fence that separates the gamblers from the athletes and the whizzing ball, is Frank Benida, who looks like a groggier, fleshier version of Robert DeNiro in "Casino," gold-chain crucifix and all.

I arrived at Qualcomm's offices in La Jolla, just north of San Diego, a little early and a little groggy, without cell phone or computer.

I woke up about an hour later, feeling a bit groggy, ready for fruit juice (I hadn't been allowed to eat or drink anything since midnight), but generally in good spirits.